Jobs at Multnomah County

Analyzes administrative datasets to answer criminal justice policy questions, develops SQL queries and complex data merges, creates dashboards and visualizations, performs statistical analysis and data quality checks, and communicates findings to technical and nontechnical stakeholders. The role supports operational decision-making, policy development, mandatory reporting, quality assurance, and public dissemination while collaborating with department staff, county analysts, and community partners.

Provides advanced bilingual Spanish case management for vulnerable individuals and families, including intake, needs assessment, crisis intervention, action planning, resource navigation, payment processing, and case documentation. Coordinates with government agencies, landlords, housing authorities, and community partners; advocates for equitable services; manages grant-funded program budgets; monitors data quality; leads projects; and mentors other case managers using trauma-informed practices.

Serves as a bridge between business stakeholders and IT by gathering requirements, analyzing processes, evaluating solutions, and supporting system enhancements. Leads user acceptance testing, documentation, user stories, training, technical specifications, and small IT project plans. Guides Agile teams, assesses business value and risks, manages vendor activities, and supports data analytics initiatives using AI tools.

Leads a large federally qualified health center encompassing approximately 20 sites, 650 employees, and a $193 million budget. Sets strategy, oversees clinical quality, regulatory compliance, financial stewardship, workforce development, board and government relations, and integrated care transformation across primary care, dental, behavioral health, school-based, mobile, and community services. Advances health equity, access, sustainability, workforce stability, and operational performance in a complex public-sector environment.

Operate print shop equipment to produce marketing materials, distribute printed and library materials, maintain inventory and production records, and coordinate with Marketing and Communications on special projects and publication inventories. The role is part-time, onsite, physically demanding, and requires lifting and moving materials of varying weights.

Leads countywide strategic initiatives for the COO’s Office, managing project scope, budgets, resources, timelines, risks, policies, contracts, and communications. Provides strategic analysis, legislative coordination, organizational change support, and recommendations to executive leaders. Collaborates across departments, agencies, boards, and committees; prepares presentations and talking points; supports workforce development programs; and handles urgent, confidential, and complex initiatives.

Coordinates public-sector contract development and administration for Preschool for All. Maintains budget, invoice, and payment tracking systems; reviews cost-reimbursement budgets and invoices; prepares fiscal reports; supports contract approvals and renewals; trains staff; and liaises with vendors, agencies, county teams, and community organizations. The role also advances racial equity and culturally responsive practices while requiring fluent Spanish communication and knowledge of Latinx communities.

Lead early childhood mental health consultation projects and supervise Preschool For All interns. Manage project plans, clinical workflows, contracts, budgets, schedules, compliance, stakeholder engagement, field observations, and service quality. Provide clinical consultation, mentorship, performance management, and evidence-based program guidance while analyzing operational data and improving referral and care-coordination systems. Partner with county teams and community organizations to advance equitable, trauma-informed early childhood services.

Provide community supervision and case management for justice-involved individuals using evidence-based practices (EPICS, motivational interviewing). Conduct field investigations, arrests, transports, crisis intervention, report writing, and collaborate with community partners. Complete training and certifications, manage caseloads, and promote public safety through behavior change.

Provides supervision, guidance, security, and care for youth in a juvenile detention facility. Duties include active behavior monitoring, incident and daily reporting, intake assistance, de-escalation, crisis response, physical intervention, restorative conversations, group skill-building, orientation, and oversight of volunteers or contractors. Requires flexible 24/7 shift availability, regular stair use, and work during emergencies or facility closures.

Acts as a liaison among IT, vendors, government agencies, and the Department of Community Justice. Evaluates, implements, integrates, administers, and improves department information systems and digital products. Leads requirements analysis, product pilots, testing, training, documentation, data quality assurance, reporting, user access management, and vendor coordination. Serves as a business process owner and product owner while ensuring systems support compliance, safety, accountability, and service quality.

Supervise Help Desk and Systems Administration teams supporting a District Attorney’s Office. Lead staffing, coaching, service delivery, process improvement, incident resolution, project coordination, vendor relationships, budgeting, and technology asset management. Provide hands-on support for escalated technical issues, oversee equipment and software lifecycles, monitor service performance, and coordinate with County IT and partner agencies to maintain reliable and secure operations.

Supervise and care for youth in a juvenile detention facility, maintaining safety, security, and structured programming. Responsibilities include active supervision, behavior assessment, crisis de-escalation, physical intervention when necessary, intake support, incident reporting, recordkeeping, orientation, and facilitating pro-social skill-building activities. The role requires variable 24/7 shifts, including weekends and holidays, regular stair use, and completion of a 144-hour paid training program.

Supervise Multnomah County’s Vector Control and Code Enforcement unit, leading staff, allocating resources, managing budgets, developing procedures, and ensuring regulatory compliance. Provide expertise in vector-borne disease surveillance and integrated pest management; oversee investigations, public communications, grants, and program improvements. Coordinate disease investigations and emergency responses, represent Environmental Health Services with stakeholders, and participate in policy initiatives, community workgroups, and advisory boards.

Provides litigation support for the County Attorney’s Office, managing case files, legal research, pleadings, subpoenas, calendars, witnesses, discovery, eDiscovery reviews, document productions, trial exhibits, and courtroom technology. The role drafts legal documents, prepares research memoranda, coordinates litigation activities, supports attorneys during trials, and improves legal technology workflows. Required qualifications include paralegal certification or an approved bachelor’s degree, two years of litigation paralegal experience, and eDiscovery expertise or certification.

Lead administration and modernization of on-prem MS SQL Server environments and cloud platforms (Azure, Snowflake). Manage backups, performance tuning, security, ETL/SSIS, and BI platform support (Tableau, Power BI, SSRS). Mentor staff, migrate BI data to Snowflake, install patches, and support high-availability and recovery planning.

The Physician will provide comprehensive primary medical care, promote health, and prevent disease in a community setting, particularly for underserved populations. Responsibilities include diagnosing and treating medical conditions, conducting health assessments, and coordinating care with multidisciplinary teams.

The EFDA will assist Dentists and Dental Hygienists with clinical duties, manage infection control, and provide excellent patient service. Responsibilities include performing 4 handed dentistry and ensuring necessary supplies and equipment are available.